When The Legend of Zelda was introduced to the world in 1986, this was the first rendition of Hyrule that we got to see, and it has only been expanded upon since. That's where the

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Echoes of Wisdom takes the charm of 2D Zelda titles and adds the creativity and freedom of TOTK to create a fun if not flawed adventure across Hyrule.

One of Kakariko Village's cats has gone missing in "Questioning the Local Cats" side quest in Echoes of Wisdom, but where did it wander off to?

Players have been begging to explore Hyrule as the series’ titular princess for as long as I can remember. Super Smash Bros. Melee teased players with the kind

Hyrule Castle Underground is arguably the first dungeon in Zelda: Echoes of Wisdom. Our full Hyrule Castle Underground walkthrough shows you how to escape jail.

Legend of Zelda: Echoes of Wisdom truly begins with Zelda imprisoned. Our favorite princess is the star player — you’ll take direct control of her, and her powers are very, very different. Instead of using Link’s sword, arrows and bombs you’ll be copying tables, beds and bushes to make your escape.

One of these is "The Fireworks Artist" in Goron City. It's one of Echoes of Wisdom's simpler side quests that won't take much of your time. Doing this quest will allow you to grab an Echo you won't be able to get anywhere else.

Echoes of Wisdom changed that quite a bit. I quickly found myself leaning on some Echoes over others, learning the best ways to use them, and even managing to remember their names. A few hours into the game,